Wind Farms 11/03/2023
Taxpayer funds will be used to secure Victoria’s offshore wind projects in a race to protect the state’s power supplies as coal-fired stations go offline from 2025.
Not a single Victorian real estate agent has been fined with breaching laws banning “rental auctions” despite dozens of complaints to the consumer watchdog and reports that the practice is rife.
Taxpayers are funding $15,000 luxury beachside “holidays” for people on the National Disability Insurance Scheme and their families.
Port Adelaide has won its fight to wear its historic prison-bar guernsey at AFL level again.
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